“I HAVE WORKED WITH KHALIGRAPH JONES, TUNJI AND ALSO MANAGED TO SHARE A STAGE WITH MR EAZI.” – STEVO THE DANCER

by Ian Elroy Ogonji December 31, 2018 · Interviews

He is well known for his feature in a Khaligraph Jones and Tunji hit song, mat za ronga. Dancing is innate to him and it’s something he vows not to cease anytime soon. With talented skills and bornless-ilk body moves, he definitely deserves the crowns that dangles on his bonce! In this segment, we get a brimful glimpse of stifler AKA Stevo the dancer.

TYM: Briefly tell us who you are

Stevo The Dancer: well, I go by the name stephen mogaka or stevo but close friends call me stiffler. Born and bred in Eastleigh.

TYM: What does dancing mean to you?

Stevo The Dancer: dancing means everything to me because it wotks as therapy for me and a source of income. when I’m dancing its like im in another dimension, world of my own. That makes me very passionate about it.

TYM: Are there best moments that you had in the year 2018?

Stevo The Dancer: Most definately, working with big names like khaligraph jones and tunji. I also managed to share a stage with mr eazi. That feeling was priceless.

TYM: Apart from busting moves, what else do you do?

Stevo The Dancer: I’m a student at mmu pursuing bachelor in mathematics and computer science.

TYM: Do girls go crazy over you because you are a dancer?

Stevo The Dancer: I dont know what girls find fascinating about dancing but for sure that happens frequently.

TYM: What was your dream career?

Stevo The Dancer: I’ve always wanted to be a reknown entrepreneur. I believe I have the eye for niches in markets and I would really like to exploit that hidden talent . Also, I’ve had this burning desire for tech, so being a computer wizard is also part of my dream.

TYM: Advice to aspiring dancers

Stevo The Dancer: This journey is not easy…just be patient and dont dance for financial gains as your target. Just do your thing and people who matter will look for you.

TYM: Last words

Stevo The Dancer: please acquire education…books are key. Imagine being a dancer with a degree…that catapults you to respect.